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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
NETWORK CITY.

Henry Smith, Of sIthave and Thiry-hfthst. mas pur'
chased story buildings on the
ner OF Ono hundred h.rethst and seventnaVe ior
$780, OOO from Howard d. Hamm.
The fourteenth anniversary Nobrara League OF New
York will DO held in Church this evening 81
Bshon Potter "a expected TO preside and Bishop Hare OF Da
kota will deliver the address.
An adjourned session Presbyey o. the United Pres
byterisn Church the Charles Street Church JOS
terday Only routine business was transacted.
"a w"-Any kind Of tobacco will do but strong such
a. c.vcndsh will color quickest Many smokers ASSERT
that careful and thorough colorng Is to roll
the tobacco In thin paper in the shape oil ouo
ing the ends OF the paper into the bow Oh tue ~
and about Of the bulb projecting ABOVE the op
Of tho pipe.
Three persons suffering rom smallpox were removed yes
terdsy their homes at Ninthsve and
Eleventh ave- and Fifty and EIghthavc and Twenty
eighthst
Charles Peterson age trtyhve aongshoreman living al
No ~ Chryse st. while work the Anchor Line steam
ship Companys pier at Deyst Yesterday sustained COM
pound the skull large piece OF coal falling Oh
him. He taken to the Chambers Street HOSPITAL
William Hazard and John W. Turner waters at tom "
Gouds who recently sentenced Special Term TO six
months each violating Excise law have been suren
dered by their bondsmen
Eugene A. Collins age twelve ran away recently from ms
home at Chunk The police have been asked 70 ooH
out for him.
n
ton newspaper writer place ncrt Sunday evening
Nj Mansfield kindly consented that the performance
shall occur in Square Theatre and several wei
known people have promised to appear.
is said both by Mr. and Mrs Mauouy that mere IA no
foundation for report stating that The former ha begun
proceedings divorce from his wife, NO p'per AZ
all events. appear to have been servedyet
The Charity Commissioners have received s2oooo 70 oun
pavilion on Randas Island 10 relieve the overcrowded
condition OF the hospital there Architect winners mas D'eh
ordered to prepare plans for the structure.
Gustav Krampert, young German sailor was held IN
81 600 bail at Market yesterday for snatchng gold
watch and chain worth $50 from William ID Giinaei' an
architect In West Twenty thirdst
The Columbia College students have two holidays this week
Ash Wednesday being observed officially by the college rules.
James MCGEE No 4s9 Broomcst was remsnded at JET
ferson yesterday pectct OF completely IN TIE
huroary NJ Joseph Godnaks clothing store No 80 Thomp
sou St last saturday Charles Campbell OF No 0lo Bioomc
st. has already held $1,000 bail for the same offence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

tbo,e interested in maritime affairs Tho fntcrnattona
code signals regulations and rules for carrying ana SLOW
ng cargoes and the monthly supplement- noting cnanges
IN names and vessels. are also featurea
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

been executed BY in whcn George W. Ven M ,aa
made executor the paptid got only life interest IL ns o
tstata The plaintiff gave his testimony end that or INC no
fendants will DO submitted at another hearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

DR. w. A. COCHRAN saysI used Dlgesty
u, IN ca az OF Acute Dyspepsia and acted ike charm
Sold by all druggists 81 per bottle OF W ~ haoer "
Manufacturing Chemists, SSJohn'st, N I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

HENRY A. DANIELS, nj. Dr.
lle1ipston. ave- bstw Gen. goth and 80th sta
Hearts, 10 / bto7. Diseases Of the Nervoue system
0enito- rnary 0rgana Impotence ana sterniv'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
CELEBRATION IN THE CITY OF MEXICO

CRY OF MEXICO, Feb. %. via Galveston.-The Amer-
can residents and many visiting tourists celebrated
washngton's Birthday by openair picnic at which
considerable fund subscribed to the new American
Hospital An address was delivered by Minister Man.
nie 1t laying the stone Of the hospital
Over 100 Anne rican tourists are here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
THE DAY IN OTHER CITIES.

THE USUAL PILGRIMAGE TO MOUNT vERNoN-So
ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS-.
WASHINGTON Feb. 22.-Today was generally observed
IN this city as holiday All the Executive Departments
and many business closed Both houses OF
Congress however were session Several street par
sdes took place The first composed OF veterans OF
the Old Volunteer Fire departments OF this city and Bal
tmore who subsequently participated In the celebration
In Alexandria. The National Rifles. the washington
Light Infantry Corps the Capital City Guards and the
High School Cadets also paraded during the afternoon
The Washington Continentals made pilgrimage to
Mount Vernon where appropriate exercises were held
Including addresses by Representative Herman OF Ore
gon and others The Oldest Inhabitants Association
ALSO celebrated the day In an old-fashioned way.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb % tSpecdp: was no special
celebration Of Washngtens Birthday here The weather
was wretcbed In the morning but of toward noon
spended The theatres In the afternoon crowded
and the City Troop paraded at night There were many
NewYorker at the Maennerchor ball at the Academy or
Music At the University Of Pennsylvani $500 people
participated In the celebration
BALTIMORE Feb. 22-The anniversary Of the birth Of
George Washington moro generally observed In Bal
tmore than for years past All public business was sus-
pended and the banks closed. while from the ship
ping in the harbor and from buildings In all parts OF the
city the National emblem displayed The day wal
ane and from morning until night the streets were
thronged with people At tho eleventh anniversary
Johns Hopkins University held In the afternoon
there was parade the 5th Regiment we'll a. OF sew
Sra colored volunteer military companies In the even
Ing reunion Of the Society OF tho Army Emo Navy OF
the Confederate States WAS held 1t the academy OF
Music where Captain +. W. Dawson. OF The Charleston
Nccs aud Courier, made address on Our women III
the War" The reunion was followed by q banquet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

A vigorous growth and the original color
given 10 the hair BY Parkers Hair Bslsam
ParkeIs Tonic the best cure for coughA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23

LuNpBoRG's RHENIsH COLOGNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
Announcements

ALBERT LEWIS, NJ. D., Beach-st;. Ny.
Hours-il 10 and 8 10 3 p. m. Sundays 10 70 IL
Diseases OF nervous system from Whatever causs.
specially the last 40 years. Our readers may sey COZ
OF receiving honota
Treatment reliable advice-lAdv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-23
CREATIONS AND SPORTS AT PRINCETON.


PRINCETON, Feb 20 (SpeeiaD.-Pnnceton College this
morning In observing washingtons Birthday renewed
the festivities Of last evening by assembling In the old
chapel to the oraons Of the respective class orators
F. Palmer, 80, on Washington the Patriot" T. W.
Hotchkiss, SO, on wealth and Civilization" and 7. n
NcCarter, 'ss, on Government and Our Government"
T. z. Reed, 's7, delivered the witty Grafton.
The winter sports Of the Princeton College Athletic
Association began tho gynasum at 2:30 p large
OF ladies and gentlemen were In attendance TING
inches putting the shot won by Cook 49, OF
81 feet iO4 inches; running high spald
balancing trapeze by White Se. and Perfume, 80;
pole vault won by +. spald'ng 'S7..s feet inches
frncetons best record In this 10 feet inches made by
Toer 49, last June spring board jump nine entries, was
won by Moore, S6,-8 feet inches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-21

Mr.. Forans withdrawal from the contest for the
Democratic nomination for governor OF Ohio. In.
sures his freedom, no matter which way the fail
election goes, 70 return TO Washington and renew
his struggle with John J. ONeill OF Missouri, for
The leadership OF the labor party in the House OF
Representatives. Ali amusement for the galleries
Is not ruled out OF next session in advance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-21

the accident yesterday 10 the steamer Arrow.
smith might under very slight change OF circum.
stances have resulted In serious loss OF life. The
occurrence Will emphasize the necessity of vigi.
liant inspection OF the river steamers during the
excursion season, and or total abstinence from
racing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-21

The mysterious B. and o. deal, whatever else I,
may be or may have been, Is dead. This state.
ment Is Official The fruitless newspaper groping
after this undeiined and evasive whaisit Is with.
out precedent except In .sThe Hunting of the
SHARK.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-21

Oscar j. Harvey Is unfortunate in living on this
side OF the Potomac river. For stealing some
twelve or thirteen thousand dollars from the gov
ernment-a sum which any OF his rich friends
could restore II so disposed-he gets twelve years
In the penitentiary This Is just fortyeight times
as severe sentence as kidweu got In Alexandria
for taking human life which can never be re-
placed No suggestion is intended that Harvey,s
sentence Is too severe, absolutely. But a mild
curiosity concerning the penalty which the Kid
Wei jury would have imposed If sitting In his case
may be pardoned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-21

One OF our revenue cutters has seized another
English vessel for Illegally killing seals in Alaskan
waters. The questions arising out OF competitive
fishing In Alaskan and Canadian waters are so con.
nected and involved, that this event may draw
the whole subject OF fishing rights and 'outrages"
Into hot discussion. But seal interests are so
valuable, and indiscrimlnate slaughter by ire
sponSieie persons is so certain TO bring rapid de-
structon TO these interests, that vigorous inter.
ference by our revenue cutters for their protection
Is essential, and In every respect praiseworthy
even though the result may be to embrol us with
England, and delay the satisfactory adjustment OF
Canadian dificuities.
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PROPOSALS.
@ ERGEANT- ALARMS OFFICE, u s. SENATE,
- WAsHISGTOS. d. c.. July Is lss-

CERGEANT- At ARMS OFFICE. u. s. SENATE
- WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July Is, 1857.
Sealed Proposals for Coal and Wood, enclosed and
addressed Sergeantat Arms, United States
ate, wll be received at this office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NJ, MONDAY, JULY TWENTY-FIVE
1887, supply the United States Senate with iuel.
namely:
500 Tons % 240 lbs J, more or less, may be
quired the year ending June 80, 1885, of the best
hte Ash Lee, SIZE Coal. well screened aud free
from slate.
The vaults to be Allied with Coal snd Wood be-
fore the 18th day OF November 1887, and the balance
required TO lie put IN as called for.
Also. 80 Tons Red Ash Stove Coal to be delivered st
such times and places rs may be required
90 Cords best clear Spruce Pine Wood in 4-feet
lengths so Cords best Oak Wood cat IN lengths aud
split dunn size.
The wood must be clear bright well seasoned, and
straight aud the right il reserved TO order wood
upon the II required for the fiscal year
The coal and wood % be inspected, weighed mess-
ured and stored IN the vaults senate wing a
the expense Of the contractor.
The wood TO be corded. measured, and cut st tn
Capitol, unless otherwise ordered.
w. p CANADAY
ty1S-7t Sergeantat-Arms, u. 8. Sonata
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-21

The late syivanus Cobb, Jr., though not great
literary light, made his name familiar among two
generations OF readers OF the lighter class Of fiction
IN America He is unsurpassed among novests
In the number OF the stories which he has written,
And Is said 10 have resembled the elder Dumas In
hat he adopted the atters labor.saying system OF
composition. and reeled OF the bulk OF his
romances by the hand OF trained assistants
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-21

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EoR RENT-woRKsHoP AND OFFICE FOR
IL builder, carpenter, painter, or other business,
formerly occupied by Mr. F. W. PllinE; Of 823
ST. between 9th and 10th sts NV. and near sidewalk
Inquire at 926 Louisiana ave. jelO-2m
EOR RENT-"LEARN TYPE-WRITING."
Il Machines rented at % per month and sold on
my4-3m "CXLIGRAPH OFFICE" e33 It, NV
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HSIiL FURTHER NOTICE We WILL CLOSE
~ our store OF D D. u except Saturdays.
1IOp Saturdays At y. N.
U21-3t NJ W. CALI BRO. L CO., Jewellers
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UsusuAL ADVANTAGES
sEATON PERRY
Successor to Percy BRorvv,,

sEATON PERRY
Successor to percy BRorry.,
PRIOR TO TAXING ANNUAL INVENTORY OF
SloCk Is OffERfSG UNUSUAL ADyANT-
AGES IN ALL DEPARTMENTS
"k1CLusfyE STYLES" IN FINEST FRENCH SAT-
lens, REDUCED TO 2Jc. VA
RAE hAkGAINsn IN PLAIN AND FIGURED
INDIA SILKS, AT &c, Soc. AND al
t4gkOIpEkED INDIA PONGEE, Examine. BA-
niISLE AND NULL ROBES. AT GREATLY RE
SPECIAL. BARGAINS" IN BLACK AND CoYoRED
sGRAHs, stTIN RHADAMES AND CSROS.
0kAIS SILKS. AT 75c. 81, 81 25 AND al IN
BLACK AND COLORED FABLE FRANCAIsE AND
BESGALINEs. Al ell %. 81 30 AND So
"ClOSlS3 PRICES" On PARASOLs, Sun UNI
100 PIECES FINEST QUALITY PRINTED BA.
SEG siLk, GHUbnA CASHMERE AND RERLIN
EXTRA INDICTMENTS" IN INDIA CRINKIPS
SCOTCH GlSGHAMS AND IMPORTED WHfTE
ATWOOD FLANNELs FOR BATHING Sits
AIlrWOOL sERGES FOR MOUNTAIN uABi'rS
CREAM AND IVORY WHITE A.L~WOtJI TESNrs
AND CRICKET CLOTHS PROM SOC To Al n
kCOICH MAUDS AND TRAVELLING SHAWN
NV AIcwOOL SUMNER BLANKETS
"hES To-, a VA OF 8AuZE AND SUMNER
MEKINO UNDERWEAR, Al LOWEST PRICES
NosELIIlES n HOSIERY. HASDKERCHIEFs
- fLAIA FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICES
sEATOS PERRY
PERRY BUILDING
r.s.sa,.n.a ,s4o fennsSi'ania ave-. cor 9th e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-21

Another shocking railway accident Is recorded
In the dispatches printed elsewhere In to-days
STAR 1t occurred on the Erie road. and the vic
tins were members OF gang OF italian 1aborers-
nobody knows yet precisely how many. This
seems 70 have been less excusable than any casu-
atty which has occurred OF late because the SIM
piest precautions on the part OF either OF two per-
sons would have prevented ft. The men were
working on the track when an express train came
laundering along, and the locomotive, without
warning, ploughed a furrow through the group,
scattering the mangled remains OF the unfortu-
nAtes In every direction. The foreman OF the gang
lays all the blame on the engineer for not sound
Ing whistle. The engineer retorts by declaring
that it was the forenanS duty 70 warn his men OF
the approach Of the engine. At this distance it
appears as II the foreman was the more directly
responsible. It is customary always for q man
placed In command OF aworking gang on railroad
TO assume charge OF their personal safety, well
as 70 see that they do their full days labor. 1t
- his business, unless the gang are working on
section OF road known to the train hands TO be In
process OF construction or repair and hence care
fully lookedout for, TO post sentres at considera-
BILE distances up and down the line with signals,
warning an approaching engineer to slow his train
and sound the premonitory whistle for brakes.
Had this precaution been observed in the present
Ing would have been wholly TO blame. The case
wiz bear the keenest scrutiny and IL is to be hoped
that the authorities OF the county where 1t oc-
CURED viii not rest till they have brought the
criminally negligent party 10 justice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-21
THREE BIC BAneA1ss

Picked specimens of the Closing Out Sale bar1ains
-Slkembroidered Cashmere Scarfs with knot
ted fringe. alas; worth 1926.
2a-Heavily beaded stoekinett 3srssys, o. 50; were
42.9S.
3rd-Ready- made Suits Of Seersucker. Sateen, and
THE pAIAIa ROYAL.
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The B1crcnrn.s PAnADrsa.

There II no city in the world that can COM
pare With Washington in respect to its ID.
vantages for riders Of Silent 6teeds"--huu.
oreds OF miles Of concrete pavement, streets
broad and spacious, with just enough hill
oasedbuted here and thsFV to give rest and
spice to the ride There are over two thou.
sand wheelmen in the city. aud those who
ars not already sware Of the fact will be glad
70 Know that everything rider needs-out-
NOE Of his machine, Of course-can be found
here sS the most reasonable prices. Bicycle
Shoes In every known style, Bicycle Caps in
cloth and Helmets" in cork. straw. felt.
wool and linen, Bicycle Stockings In every
color. Bicycle Breeehes in corduroy and
flannel. Bicycle costs to match, aud in many
kinds that come singly; Bicycle Shirts in
the handsomest designs Imaginable. In
fscs, We keep for sale everything wheel
man needs; and. a. Washington IL the Para
disc Of Bicyclers, 20 our house is the Mecca
Of al who indulge in that most exhilersting
exercise.
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PERSONAL.

NoTICE-THIs Is To FORBID ALL PERSONA
~ from trusting any one ON my account without Q
written order signed by me- RM DOWFIJ a
July ~, 1887. Nly-3ts
nm ACCOUNT OF THE HEAVY DEMAND UPON
Ous prepared 70 pay full value Tor fentss
second hand Clothing. Address call ~ yUsTH'a
Old stand. olS " 81 NV. 1yl6-6m
CIvIL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTION:
~ ana Answers. Send Toe. TO boob stores or to
s.M FLYNN. A M, Ivy Institute.
3y7-1ms Southwest corner sth and X sta n r.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

I,oR RFNT-HoUsE 4 MASS AVE. 4 poovs
n 5000 PEI month. Honse 10 Mass. ave, MONS,
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nciadins bath. los 2u 81 ne h7Tss~
EoR RfNT-BoUsE AND STORE. 1911 sr-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-21

The different stories OF the death OF Henry NJ.
stanley are at the present writing, too conflicting
20 put even the main statement beyond doubt.
In the barbarous region where his iife-work has
carried him 1t is well nigh impossible to ascertain
the details of any occurrence. Most OF the news
must necessarily be conveyed for a long distance
BY word OF mouth and through chain OF ignorant
messengers, and, by the time it reaches its nnal
destination, story is liable TO be garbled, dis
torted and coiored beyond recognition. II IT shall
turn out that Stanley IS dead, however his death
may have occurred, the world will have cause TO
mourn very remarkable man. Irrespective of
the vanity which sometimes set him in a worse
light before his associates than he deserved Stan.
ley had traits which would have made him notable
In any neld OF effort. Nature indicated him un-
mistakaoly as leader in perilouS adventure and
Is great reporter OF dangers passed and victories
xUnD
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5.ssss ssR $ iiiss s.
n s. se and AN a and i4il isS SSc os
asf Hsss az as s6a ~. e pI5p 1S ~
w. Ss,.e. iaTicHfEs s bif i S4as 2
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IL on 2ist st, between \ and sts NV. fronting
able s n so .1s vii :
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9Th ST. NV. 9ao,st.
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= while things are slow Just open Your eyes sud
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an IS; ss' Doc dssnsls : 6 Bound t gS
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yIs-or Cor 18th st and Pa. sve. nv.
E .nsn ssLE.LoTs on elsT NEAR 2 ST. LESS
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other lots neishborSeod q the sl.ins rs.id.Dc:
gisas 81 JOIN i1sf SHERMAN iSSs 90. ,.o7 Est
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m Frame. 10th, near NV: lot rs feet inches b.
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Ylo o29 st. n.w- (second Floor.
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STAGES viii run shortly every half hour from Hish
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Lots sold on easy terms Monthly payments 40
cepteo on contracts Tor deeds aud deferred payments
already sold.
these lots immediately adjoin the Washington Inn
which Will be open Tor guests june I.
Fiat OF lots Oh hle N our Office.
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myo-om 1921 It
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ty21-6t ALBERT F. FOX, 900 street NV
LOR PENTHOUSE 2ol6 II ST NV; 8 ROOMS
u and all the moden improvements and stable: rent
$3.50. Apply on premises ID. NJ. GOODACRE
Howard ave.. Mount Pleasant ,y3o-3m
EoR RENT-cosY. s1x-ROoM BRICK. IL, MASS
Il ave. NV. near Pension Ofhce; cellar, water, cas- la
trobe rent eco. Inquire 1T 437 9TH St NV. room B.
second noor .jy2l-2ts
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BOOKS, &c.

DOCKS FOR SUMMER READING.
ID Pocket Lbiurie6, Cassell's National Isbr~rx "A
Good Croquet eets. from one 10 four dolisrs PsnsS
and Envelopes. from the nnsst 70 the cheapest
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The attention of those desiring TO enjoy a state
Of economical and offensive drunkenness, both for
Its own sake, and as an excuse for committing
murder, IL invited TO the advantages presented by
Fairfax County as place for the safe and efYec-
tive carrying out OF their purposes. The verdict
rendered at Alexandria yesterday in the case OF
Kidwell indicted for the murder OF Wertenbaker,
shows that the maximum OF such enjoyment can
b had there at the minimum OF risk, 80 far at
Least as the penalties OF law are concerned. When
IL Is understood that a man can kill another in
Alexandria and get OF with five dollars fine and
three months OF the heated term in jail there will
doubtless be large influx OF rough5 to that city.
Indeed. knowledge OF such state OF affairs Is likely
20 draw the criminal classes from foreign coun.
tries, where human life IS held at a higher price,
Seriously speaking the victim in this case was
brutally killed while in the performance or his
1uty, protecting the passengers in a railway train
rom the assaults OF gang OF ruffans, and the ac-
auittal Of his murderer Is at once travesty upon
Justice and an outrage upon the community. 1t Is
his sort OF thing that makes mob law.
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STORES, ETC
Str. and dwelling, 1914 18th and Pa ava Office
9TH st. q. W.. Or. 500. cas- rn 7........... Sl6
Str. rp,. l4O6 st.n.w. IS 9th and Pa ay ONCE
46S La ave-, basement nm. 6........' Is
office 80 Gunton building. office.
800 Once ave. ~. NJ 80 stable rear sa ii st h NV
40l It'll ST, LIST hoor, Stable rear 1885 10th
Ar, Office % st. u w,..........--. so
Vernon Row. rm. ll..2Ol
Str IN. {. cor. 4th
and sfa
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UAMPPBEL CAkRINaToN, ATToRNEY-aT
" Law. barbour Law Building, 40 Louisasns
avenue. WsshanSson ~ e Residence LIS -